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I have a strange problem. When I set the first keyframe Unity automatically applays a flat animation curve like that: Then I add the second key and now the animation curve looks like that:
I simply want to make a looped 360 degree rotation animation. Instead I get a 360 rotation animation then a no movement span(while the yellow curve is flat) and then again 360 rotation, etc. So how do I make the final key to be the last frame before animation goes back to frame 0? Can I specify somehow the number of a frame or the time after which the animation starts from the beginning?
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if your animation goes further your last keyframe it means you have a different keyframe somewhere else. Check the other properties of your game object or properties on his children. thanks! I'll try to find a different keyframe, but I have not animated anithing in the model yet.
Aug 20 '12 at 02:12 PM
h0stis
You may have create a keyframe by mistake. It happens often cause if you change any property while in the animation edit mode it auto generates an keyframe for you.
Aug 20 '12 at 02:19 PM
hvilela
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